An Array of Worldwide Professional Meetings, Links to Resources and Organizations in Telehealth and Clinical Psychiatry
This page shows ACAF- to ACAMZ
NOTE: This website is under development and will soon require visitors to register. For now, better use: THIS.
I. Table of Contents
II. Individual Organizations and their Meetings
Academy of Family Mediators |
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The Academy of Family Mediators has merged with the Association for Conflict Resolution. |
Academy for Healthcare Education(You could click above for its home page) |
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(The link is available for e-mail) Academy for Healthcare Education330 Madison Avenue 21st Floor New York, NY 10017 888/825-4545 212/404-7700 212/338-9829 fax < cme@ahecme.com > |
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The Academy for Healthcare Education provides medical education and continuing pharmaceutical education. |
Academy for Hypnotic Studies(Please click above for its Web page) |
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(The link below is available for getting more detail) Academy for Hypnotic Studies11107 Wurzbach Suite 105 San Antonio, TX 78230 800/733-9784 210/692-9000 210/692-7751 fax < humor@juno.com > |
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The Academy for Hypnotic Studies, dedicated to the study, practice, and teaching of traditional and Ericksonian Hypnosis, was established in 1985. |
Academy for International Health Studies(You could click above for the sponsor home page) |
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Academy for International Health Studies
273 Hebron Avenue Glastonbury, CT 06033 860/430-1388 860/430-1420 fax |
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The Academy for International Health Studies is an educational and networking business organization founded in 1993 to serve global health plans utilizing managed care techniques to promote cost-effective, high-quality healthcare. The Academy arranges trade and study missions for invited chief executive officers of American health care companies and presents the annual Summit on International Managed Care Trends. |
Academy of Managed Care Providers [AMCP](You could click above for the sponsoring organization Web page) |
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(The link below is available for making contact) Academy of Managed Care Providers1945 Palo Verde Avenue Suite 202 Long Beach, CA 90815-3445 800/297-2627 562/596-8660 562/799-3355 fax < Academymcp@aol.com > |
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The Academy of Managed Care Providers [AMCP] is a national organization of health care providers and managed care professionals founded in 1993. |
Academy of Management [AOM](You might click on the above for the sponsoring organization home page) |
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(The link below is available for e-mail) Academy of Management235 Elm Road PO Box 3020 Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510-3020 914/923-2607 < aom@academy.pace.edu > |
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The Academy of Management [AOM] is the leading professional association for management research and education in the United States. Almost 10,000 members from organizations, businesses, universities and business schools around the world participate in annual meetings and listserver discussions. AOM is primarily composed of professors who conduct research and teach management in colleges, universities, or research institutes and doctoral students who are pursuing PhDs in management. Members also include management consultants and managers from a variety of business settings. The purpose of the Academy is to foster the general advancement of research, learning, teaching, and practice in the management field. The Academy publishes scholarly papers in its three scholarly journals, conducts forums for the exchange of management knowledge, and provides services that enhance the science and practice of management. |
Academy of Management [AOM]
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The Managerial and Organizational Cognition Interest Group [MOCIG] was formed in 1991. Its domain is the study of how organization members model reality and how such models interact with behaviors. Major topics inlcude: attention, attribution, decision making, ideology, information processing, learning, memory, mental representations and images, perceptual and interpretive processes, social construction, and symbols. |
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